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Alarm in Austria Gives Way to a Calmer
Feeling,

Alarm IN Austria Gives Way to a Calmer
Feeling.
PEsTH, December Sth.-Tn the best in
formed circles the situation arising from
the reinforcement of Russian troops in
Poland is not regarded as portending i'm
medIate danger. Nothing more will be
done yet beyond sending warning to
Russia that Austria is watchful and will
not leave unanswered any further military
measure that Russia takes.
Austria will not precipitate counter meas
ures because she does not desire to leave
Russia without loophole, or to give her
retreat the appearance of being due to Aus
trian menace. 1t is expected that Austria
will grant to Russia DELAY for furnishing
a spontaneous explanation of the massins
ct troops. Meanwhile, Austrian prepara.
ions will quietly continue. The press
regard the matters in a perfectly calm
spirit.
THE RUSSIAN ARMY.
VIENNA, December Shit is reported
that all the Russian troops whose time of
service expired in the autumn will be re-
tanned in the ranks; that 25,OOO recruits
have been enrolled in the army corps
which forms the military line from Lubin
to Zumoz. and that strong body of cav
airy has been stationed between Rovno
and kovel. All the places named are on
RUSSIA DIDN'T MEAN ANYTHING.
ST. PETERSBURG, December Sth.-WeI-
informed persons assert that the Russian
Governments intentions are entirely pa
cific, and that public opinion in Russia is
also in favor of peace. The Russian move
ments on the frontier consist merely of the
dispatching thither of division of cavalry.
not with an aggressive idea, but for the pro-
lection OF certain localities
A WARNING TO RUSSIA.
VIENNA, December 8th.-The War Office
IS taking measures to permanently increase
the facilities by which troops can be mobi-
ized, and to place Galicia in better posi-
ton for defense
At the Military Council to-day it was de-
cided not to summon the delegations for
the present, as Russia has apparently
stopped her menacing movements. Meas
ures for the mobilization of troops were
arranged, which will be Immediately
adopted should Russia continue massing
troops on the frontier.
ANOTHER MILITARY COUNCIL.
VIENNA, December Sth.-The Emperor
has summoned another Military Council
for tomorrow.
Colonel Seuckeff, the Russian Military
Attache here, has been summoned to ST.
Petersburg.
Advices from the frontier say the Rus
sian troops are suffering from bad accom-
modationS and bad food.
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CALIFORNIA-MADE STEEL.

Under the head of ship-building, the re-
port says: at is believed that our private
ship-yards can produce war ships equal,
and perhaps superior, to those produced
elsewhere. 1t is notably in this connection
that the efforts of the Department to raise
the standard of material for ships have re-
suited in a class of material believed to be
superior to that ever produced for any sim
liar purpose. Especially has the steel made
upon The Pacific coast been notable for its
quality, and the construction of cruisers
there may mark an important event in its
industrial history"
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ANARCHIST MOST.
He is Taught the Difference Between
Free Speech and Tjcense

Free speech and License.
New YORK, December S.-Herr Most,
the Anarchist who was convicted of mis-
demeanor, was arraigned in the General
Sessions Court to-day. His counsel, Mr..
Howe, argued in his behalf Tor new trial.
Judge Cowing denied the motion, but
granted certificate to the Supreme Court
at the general term, when the whole case
might be heard.
When the Clerk of the Court asked Most
what he had TO say why sentence should
not be pronounced on him, Most, in a very
dramatic manner, replied at some length,
arguing for free speech, and saying that his
punishment is an honor TO him who suf-
ters for opinions sake. He protested his
innocence, and appealed to the Judge to
make use of his discretionary power.
Judge Cowing's only reply was: THE
sentence of the Court is that you be con-
fined in the penitentiary for the period of
one year, without fine'
Most was removed to the Tombs.
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HOUSE PoIsoN.-If the condensed breath
collected on the cool window-panes of a
room where number of persons have
been assembled be burned, a smell as if of
singed hair will show the presence of
organic matter; and if the condensed
breath be allowed to remain on the
windows for a few days, it will be
found, on examination by microscope, that
it Is alive with animalcule. The inhala-
tion Of air containing such putrescent
matter causes untold complaints, which
might be avoided by circulation of fresh
air.--Phaadaphia Bulletin.
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SIXTY CENTS A YEAR.
Il Port that Is Not Responsible for Sur
plus in the Treasury.

New YORK, December Sth.-The Ti,res'
Washington special says: Secretary Fair
child is sending to large number of
Collectors of Customs a letter that will
startle some of them. Taking the Collector
at port in Oregon he calls attention to the
fact that the expenses during the year
were about three thousand dollars and the
receipts go cents. He then informs the
Collector that but small sum is appropri-
ated for sustaining custom houses, and
strict economy is necessary to make it
cover expenses. The Collector is, there
fore, directed to dismiss all employees, stop
paying rent, and to cease incuring con-
tingent expenses.
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ton: but consent given for its adoption by
the League, if wanted.
The rule proposing to count on balls as a
factor IN earned runs was recommitted.
The report OF the Umpire Committee was
approved, and an addition made that no
umpire can be suspended without the con-
sent of at least four clubs. and he shall
have an opportunity to make defense.
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AMONG DEMOCRATS.
The President Affects Satisfaction at the
Reception OF His Policy.

Reception OF His Policy.
lCopyigt, 1887, by the California 1ssociated PTess.1
WASHINGTON, December Sth.-President
Cleveland expresses himself as greatly
pleased at the way in which his message
has been received. He thinks that in max
ing the tariff the issue in the campaign he
insuTes New York TO the Democratic party
in the next election, with a good prospect
of carrying Minnesota and Michigan. The
complete laying aside of the much talked
of repeal of the tobacco tax startled and
frightened some of the Democrats from the
tobacco growing States, but they are COM
ing to see that this does not imply party
opposition to the repeal of that tax. Last
summer, at the Oakview conference, the
President took position in opposition TO
the repeal of the tobacco tax, but thought
that the tariff reformers could consent TO it
to secure a tariff reduction. That was de-
cided upon as the thing to be done.
In sending his recommendations to Con-
gress the President dealt with what he
thought,ought to be done-not whathe was
willing should be done.
With the knowledge that Carlisle was
the man with whom the President cou-
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DIAMOND RULES.
Further Action Taken by the American
Association.

CINCINNATI, December 6tb.-The Ameri-
can Baseball Association to-day reelected
Wheeler Wychoff President, and ChTis
Won der Ashe, of st. Louis, Vice Preside. t
The Pittsburg rule agreement was
adopted, with the exception of the rule to
have two substitutes on the bench at each
game, which was rejected for the Associa.
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A STRAW.
How Congressman Stand on the Presiden-
tial and Tariff Question


New YORK, December Sth.-Members of
the Wortd's staff put these questions to over
700 congressman and Senators: First-Are
you in favor of the denomination of Blaine
for President? Second-If not, will you
state your preference as to your candidates Z?
Third-Do you favor the Presidents tariff
ideas? Fourth-How far would you be
willing to go in any reduction of taxation !?
The tabulated result is this: Republicans
on choice for President-Non on-committal
3; for Blaine, %; nominee of Convention,
II; John sherman, S. Harrison, 2; against
Blaine, 4; Gresham, 1: Governor Robinson,
OF Massachusetts. 1; total, 9S.
In favor of Clevelands tariff ideas-Dem-
ocrats, 93; Republicans, Z. Non committal
Democrats, IA; Republicans, 49,,
Opposed to Cleveland's ideas-Demo-
Gratis 6; Republicans, 60
For tariff reform only-Democrats, 80;
Republicans, O.
For revenue reform only-Democrats,
10; Republicans, IS.
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SENATORIAL COMMITTEES.
Prospective Places for the Senator'S from
This Coast.


This Coast
Copyright 1887, Jy the California Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, December Sth.-The Re-
publican Senatorial Committee appointed
to arrange committees for that body ex-
poets to have its work completed by Mon
day, when the Senate will meet again.
Senator Dolph hopes to be assigned to the
Foreign Affairs Committee, as well as the
Commerce, of which he is now member.
Senator Stewart wants to be a member of
the Judiciary Committee, in which there is
vacancy in the Republican representation.
When he was a member of the Senate
several years ago he was member of this
important committee. Senator Hearst, be-
ing new Senator, does not expect to be
assigned to any important committee at
this session. Senator Stanford will be made
Chairman of the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, and Senator
Mitchell will probably be made Chairman
of the Committee on Territories.
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OPEN AGAIN,
The Hotel Del Monte Again Thrown
Open to Visitors.

lCopyrgt, 1887. by ge California associated Press
MONTEREY, December Sth.-The Hotel
Del Monte was opened for business to-day.
Everything is going on smoothly, and the
prospects are that great many excursion
lists will stop at the hotel this winter. An
excursion is expected to arrive tomorrow
with many who will make the hotel Del
Monte their stoppIng-place.
The main building and one of the an
nexes have been completed, but the second
annex will not be ready till next March.
The army of workingmen that has been
employed on the building has been dimin-
ished to great extent and only few re-
main employed.
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NEW ENGL AND SCARED.

The Mill Operatives of the East Exer-
cised Over the Message.
tCopyigh 1857, by tie California associated Press,
BosToN, December Sth.-The Presidents
views, If carried out, would be disastrous
blow, not alone TO New England, but to the
country generally. Thirty per cent. of the
print-cloth manufacturers, on account of
the excessive competition, if English man
utacturers are allowed to enter our markets,
will be soon ruined in New England cities
and towns.
In Fall River the manufacturers are all
indignant, and the operative badly scared
by the free trade ghost, and they are going
to call big indignation meeting.
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TNOILCI HUME INDUSTRIES.
The National Republican Committee
Sounds the Party BattIe-Cry.

WASHINGTON, December Sth.-One of the
most notable social gatherings of Republi-
can leaders ever held in this city assem-
bled at the club house of the Republican
National League this evening, on the occa-
sion of the reception rendered by the
League to the National Republican Com
mittee.
Almost all the Republican members of
both branches of Congress. as well as
many well-known Republican politicians,
were present. Notices of the Republican
doctrine were displayed throughout the
house. The main idea contained was pro-
lection to American industry and enter
prise, and this was the keynote of all the
speeches delivered during the evening.
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day, nor yet to-day. The appearances de-
note a big storm
The sales of surrounding lands and town
lots continue active, buildlng,also.
As Reddine Goes Go Goas tba Nation
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Good Hanl of Outlaws.

FoRT WORTH (Tex.), December Sth-
After months of watching and pursuit, the
ringleaders of the famous Brooking gang
of thieves and train-robbers were last
night landed in jail. The entire Ranger
force on the Panhandle have been at work
on these cases for nearly q year. The out
laws had lived in canyons and caves.
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Applications for Rooms for the RepubIi-
can Convention Pouring In

CHICAGO, December Sth.-Almost as soon
as Chicago had been chosen as the place
for holding the Republican Convention, the
hotels were in receipt of kilograms from
many of the committee, asking that apart
ments be reserved for them. ]. B. Chaffee
and W. A. Hamih, representing the Col
orado delegation, asked 70. the same rooms
as were given them at the last Convention.
The Ohio delegation, represented by a. L.
Conger, telegraphed for rooms The
Pennsylvania people, represented by Chris.
L. Magee, desired ten rooms. Many of the
leading papers in New York, Baltimore
and Cincinnati have engaged rooms.
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ARIZONA.
A Whole Batch of Criminals Sentenced
to the Penitentiary.

iCopyi9h, 1887, by tie California associated IressJ
PREsCoTT, December Sth-Seven prison
ers, convicted at the present term of the
District Court were sentenced to-day
Martin Duran, for the murder of his mis-
tress, at Flagstaff. received the death sem
tence, and the execution was fixed for jan
uary Goth. ]. ?. Behan, for attempted
rape, received twelve years. Ed Lowe,
Agent of the Prescott and Arizona Central
Railroad, for stealing barrel of apples,
got one year, and Others for various crimes,
were sentenced to from eight months to
two wears.
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HIEXICO.

a Supposed Scheme to Refund the Ma
tional Debt.
CITY or MEXIco, December 8th.-An
important financial measure was intro
duced in Congress this evening. beng a
bill to permit the Government to contract a
loan of G10,000,Oe0 1t is believed this is
the beginning of the development of a
scheme to fund the existing national debt
in such manner as will reduce the burdens
of Government, and that behind it is a
group of English and French bankers, who
regard the loan as feasible.
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GOVERNMENT METHODS.
The Treasury Overlooking and the Fed
eral Employees Can't Get Their Salaries.

eral Employees Can't Get Their Salaries.
Copyright. 1887, By the California issociatcd FressI
New YORK, December Sth-1he Com
missioners of Emigration look upon their
treatment by the Treasury Department as
peculiar politics. AT a special meeting to-
day Commissioner Stephenson recalled the
fact that Secretary Fairchild assured them
more than a month ago that they should
have money to pay the salaries of the en-
ployes. Stephenson then offered to ad-
vance the money to relieve the other Com
missioners from any responsibility for the
debt. The offer was rejected, but Stephen
son will pay the employees all the same.
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Fatally Shot by Accident.

ALBUQUERQUE, December Sth-At Silver
City to-day James Mullen, an old miner,
and a late candidate for the appointment of
Governor of the Territory, dropped pis-
tol, which was discharged, fatally wound
ing him in the bowels.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PORK PACKING:
ODELL & HERZOG

A RE PACKING PORK NOW, AND HAVE
a constantly on han large supply of Spare
ribs, Tenderloin, Pigs Feet, Pigs Heads, Hams,
Bacon, Lard, Shoulders, Smoked Beef, Cooked
Meats, and full supply of Choice Sausages of
all kinds at 1920 and l622 K STREET o5,ImIn
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A Burning VILLAGE

BINGHAMToN IN. ", December sth.-
At late hour tonight a fierce fire is re-
ported raging in Great Bend village. The
destruction of the entire business portion
of the town is threatened.
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Whisky Makes Food for Swine.

ICopwight, 1887, by The California associated Press
VIsALIA, December Sth. - Yesterday
morning, a boy working on the ranch of I.
]. Dale, northwest of Visalia, discovered
the remains of man who had been torn
to pieces by hogs. A hat, coat and boots
were found; also the skull and the other
bones were found in different parts of the
field, all stripped of every shred of flesh.
The body was that of James Callahan, who
had been on an extended spree, and whose
friends had been looking for him for sew
eral davs
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NEW NIEXICO.
A Silver City Bank Runs Short of Fund.
and Closes Up.

ALBUQUERQUE, December Sth-A Silver
City special says: Great excitement has
been caused by the failure of Meredith &
Altman, bankers, who this morning as
signed to George D. Goldman, cashier of
the Silver City National Bank. A notice
on the door says: "The money has not
been wasted in speculation, but loaned to
the people of our county, who have prop
erty. but no money"
Meredith is the County Treasurer, and
makes the county preferred creditor.
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SEVEN MEN DROWNED.
CANADA.

Excitement at Halifax Over an Attempt
to Blow Up Fort.
iCopyg, 1857, by tie Califor1ia associated Pressl
HALIFAX, December Sth.-An attempt
was made tonight to blow up one of the
principal forts. Serious damage was done
diers
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The importance of purifying the blood can
not be- Overestimated, for without pure
blood you cannot enjoy good health.
at this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the. blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is worthy
your confidence. 1t is peculiar in that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, while
1t eradieates disease. Give it 4 trial.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold all druggists.
Prepared by C. /. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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USELESS MONITORS.

WASHINGTON, December Sth-In his re-
port Secretary Whitney says, among other
things AN examination of the character
istics OF single-turretted monitors show that
outside of the ships in our own navy, no
antagonist could be found against which
they could stand for a moment. They
were good vessels for their time, but are en-
tirely obsolete. A first-class modern iron
clad could safely anchor, surrounded by a
fleet of these monitors without any danger
of injury to herself and any one of her
guns could send a projectile clean through
a monitor from stem TO stern. 1t would be
little less than murder to send men in these
at the present time to encounter any re-
Gently built iron clad y
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CARNOT's CABINET.
Reported Composition of the New Frencl,
Ministry.

Ministry.
PARIS, December Sth.-It is reported that
the Cabinet will be composed as follows !:
Goblet, President of the Council and Minis
ter OF the Interior Ribot, Minister of Jus
tice; Flourens Minister of Foreign At
fairs !; Rutard, Minister of Education Lou
bet, Minister of Agriculture; Menard
Dorian, Minister of Public Works; Clama-
gereau, Minister of Finance Siegfried,
Minister of Commerce Bougloise, Minister
of Marine; General Ferrier Tor General
Thomasinl Minister of War.
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NEVADA.
Two Residences Burglarized at Reno
Wednesday Night.

TCopyigh, 1857, by the California 4ssociated Press
RENO, December Sth.-The residences of
United States Surveyor Fish and
]. E. Jones were burglarized last night dur
ing their temporary absence. A quantity
of jewelry and valuables were taken from
the latter
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Too Much Free Trade in England.


"REGuLATE the Regulator by the use
of Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla. Sold
by all druggists. Take no other. 120
doses 81.
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Electric Light for Nevada CITY

ICoprighG 1887, by the California Associated Press
NEVADA CITY, December Sth.-An cleo
tric-light tower, 100 feet high, is to be
erected in the Courthouse yard in this
place. Four 1000 candle power lamps will
be suspended from it. The money to de-
fray the expense of construction and cost
of running the lights will be raised by
private citizens. This city already main
tains a dozen lights
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Good News for Germans.

BERLIN, December Sth. The Jfqdqe-
burger Zetlalg correspondent at San Reno
says that during the past few days the
physicians attending the Crown Prince
have expressed hope that not only his
life will be preserved, but also that he will
completely recover from his throat trouble.
he Preferred the Dungeon.
DUBLIN, December Sth.-The Court, in
sentencing Harrington to-day, offered to
release him on his own recognizance, if he
would agree not to publish any more re-
ports of meetings of suppressed branches
of the League, bat Harrington refused to
give such promise.
Too Much Free Trade in England.
LONDON, December Sth.-A meeting to
advocate " fair trade was held in ST.
James Hall to-day. Resolutions were
adopted favoriDg moderate import duties,
and urging modification of the free trade
policy.
Boulanger Again.
PARIS, December shit is stated that
Goblet, who has undertaken to form a
Ministry, intends to demand that General
Boulanger shall be Minister of War.
No Accounting for Taste.
DUBLIN, December Sth. - Vaudeville
who is q prisoner in Tullamore Jail, has
been subjected to brcad-and- diet
for forty eight hours for refusing to clean
his cell
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NOTICE OF CONSOLIDATION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN Goth day of June A. d. 1873, pursuant to
resolutions of their respective Boards of Di-
rectors, and by and with the written consent o
the holders of more than three-fourths in value
of all Of the stock of each of said corporations,
the OAKLAND RAILROAD COMPANY and
the SAN PABLO RAILROAD COMPANY, both
corporations duly incorporated and organized
under the laws of the State of California, did.
pursuant to the provisions of Section 47S of the
Civil Code OF the State of California consoli.
date and amalgamate their capital stock debts
property, assets and franchises and did then
and there and thereby form themselves into d
new corporation by the the name of the OAK
LAND RAILR9AD COMPANY, as will more
fuly appear oy reference TO the articles OF asso-
ciation. amalgamatiOn and consolidation on
file in the Office of the County Clerk OF the
county of Alameda. CHAS. S. NEAL,
Secretary Oakland Railroad Company.
fCOrDorate seal n26-lm